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A total of 2,98,88,284 people have recovered from the COVID-19 infections in the country.
At least 44,459 people recovered from the infection on Friday, taking the national recovery rate to 97.19 percent.
The active cases comprise 1.49 percent of the total infections.
New Delhi: India recorded 43,393 new COVID-19 cases and 911 deaths in the last 24 hours, the Union Health Ministry informed on Friday (July 9, 2021). India s total coronavirus caseload has now increased to 3,07,52,950, of which, 4,05,939 have succumbed to the virus, while 4,58,727 are active cases.
A total of 2,98,88,284 people have recovered from the COVID-19 infections in the country. At least 44,459 people recovered from the infection on Friday, taking the national recovery rate to 97.19 percent. The active cases comprise 1.49 percent of the total infections.
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Mumbai, Hyderabad airports decked up ahead of restarting UAE flights: Report hindustantimes.com | Written by Joydeep Bose © Provided by Hindustan Times The international airports at Mumbai and Hyderabad are gearing up for the UAE flight services to return, equipped with rapid PCR and lab testing. (File Photo / Representational Image)
Ahead of reopening flight services to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), airports in India are preparing with all contingency measures to cut the spread of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) in their premises, reports said, adding that a rush of passengers headed for Dubai and other parts of the Gulf nation is to be expected once the flights are resumed. According to a report by Gulf News, the international airports at Mumbai and Hyderabad are gearing up for the UAE flight services to return, equipped with rapid PCR and lab testing.